Generative AI's most interesting bottleneck: Humans
Despite technological advancements, there is one particularly fascinating bottleneck holding back the full potential of generative AI today: humans
Despite technological advancements, there is one particularly fascinating bottleneck holding back the full potential of generative AI today: humans
The story of why we perceive film as moving pictures, how TVs work, and how our brains create reality.
Influencer-led businesses face a series of challenges that others don't. Here's how they differ from your standard business.
What makes a piece of content, or sub-platform truly open, and part of the open web's content corpus? Here's a framework to help you answer this question.
The story of our perception of time, or why things that feel fast are often better than things that are fast.
Despite technological advancements, there is one particularly fascinating bottleneck holding back the full potential of generative AI today: humans
The story of why we perceive film as moving pictures, how TVs work, and how our brains create reality.
There's a category of side hustles that isn't soul crushing and might become more popular: Monetizing hobbies, passions and interests that people already have.
If you're a content creator or brand on social media, do this one thing today (and if you work with creators, forward this): Ask 10 regular visitors why they're following you. Deceptively basic, right? Let's analyze: Most creators or social media channels don't actually know why people are following them....
Creators are often taught that they have to be consistent - but it's not just content that needs it.
An interesting paradox of the creator economy: Once a creator embraces the idea they're a business, they get the power to do *less* business-y stuff. Wait what?